Run in - Warm up

[Dr Bunsen Honeydew]

Run in = everything even cable. I sit here everyday listening to it happening, but when you get most of it has been done.

Warm up = speakers massively at least a track, depending how long they have been off. Amps, the more expensive and large power supply the more so. Cables a little.

[karatestu]

How long will that sausage roll take to warm up that i just put in the oven ?

[Dr Bunsen Honeydew]

I prefer the expression "come on song" but warm up has become the accepted term.

[Firebug1]

How long will that sausage roll take to warm up that i just put in the oven ?

So, had your sausage a decent burn in proces...

[Dr Bunsen Honeydew]

Was it cryogenic treated before that. A bit of quantum tunnelling might have helped its flavour, depending on the hole.

[Latteman]

[karatestu]

How long will that sausage roll take to warm up that i just put in the oven ?

So, had your sausage a decent burn in proces...

Yes it had a decent burn in. Left it in too long

[keepitsimplestupid]

My phonostage takes about 10 minutes to hit its stride, my amps and dac considerably less.

[Chopsaw54]

211s take half an hour to come on song. I'm surprised that my Crown PSA2 being solid state takes as long as it does, a good fifteen minutes. Of course any one or all of my source components could be to blame. I'm not bothered though as its all part of the game.

[CN211276]

My system sounds good from the off, but after around half an hour there is an improvement.